Infinite Smiles, Dentist
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Infinite Smiles

Dentist

5430 Lemay Ferry Road, Suite 3 St. Louis MO, 63129

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At Infinite Smiles, our skilled dentist and professional dental team help you take care of your dental health and smile. Not only are we experts at fixing any oral issues you may have, but we also love educating you on preventative care so you can avoid major issues from occurring in the future. Our comprehensive services include general dentistry, implant dentistry, children's dentistry, emergency dental care, and teeth whitening. Call our St. Louis, MO, dental office today to schedule an appointment.

 

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5430 Lemay Ferry Road, Suite 3 -
St. Louis, MO 63129
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